Chapter 273: Seems Fair
Wofoo was called to Adele’s side. Although Adele was curious about what Wofoo had discussed with her former leader, seeing Wofoo’s unhappy expression, she suppressed her curiosity. She knew what was more important. So, she just held the girl’s hand, trying to soothe her.
“Let’s go fishing~”
Adele’s classic activity, “fishing” (slacking off). Since they were camping, they might as well immerse themselves in it and do something fun. Forget about all the other stuff. There were so many good things and treasures in this world; one couldn’t possibly fight for them all. Trying to have everything might make the possession meaningless. Gradually, one might even get lost in it, becoming greedy for possession, but not cherishing what they had.
If Adele were a true heartbreaker, she could pick up different girls every day and spend a passionate night with them. But she wasn’t. She cherished the love and the girls she currently had. She didn’t want to hurt anyone in her harem. She wanted them to always have happy smiles.
Wofoo looked slightly dazed as Adele held her small hand.
“Ready?” Adele suddenly asked, turning her head.
“Huh...” Wofoo looked up slightly, her erect wolf ears twitching in confusion.
But the next moment, Adele made Wofoo understand why she had asked her to be ready. Because behind her, a pair of dreamy pink wings suddenly unfolded, accompanied by a tempting, charming long tail with a heart-shaped tip. Adele’s wings looked light, but they were full of magic. She held Wofoo’s hand and started running forward.
“Wofoo, run!”
The werewolf girl didn’t know why they were doing this. But even if there was a bottomless cliff ahead, if Adele told her to jump, she would probably close her eyes and jump, trusting the girl!
You jump, I jump!
Just running was simple enough. Running was Wofoo’s forte. She followed Adele’s footsteps, always staying close. Then, she felt a magical power enveloping her body. Wofoo didn’t resist this magic. And the dreamy wings behind Adele flapped with increasing intensity as they ran.